The Aylwards, Tewksbury: Johnny, a senior quarterback, was 10 of 11 for 125 yards and a touchdown as the Redmen pummeled Plymouth South, 42-14, for the Division 3 Super Bowl title. His father, Brian, won his first title in 17 years as head coach as Tewksbury capped its first undefeated season since he was a fullback in 1985.

Bishop Fenwick defense: In a 28-0 shutout of Northbridge in the Division 5 Super Bowl, the Fenwick D limited the Rams to 114 total yards, just 11 on the ground.

D’Andre Drummond-Mayrie, Central Catholic: Leading a relentless rushing attack, the University of New Hampshire recruit scampered for 119 yards and three touchdowns as Central captured the Division 1 Super Bowl, 34-17, over Xaverian.

Rufus Rushins, Bishop Fenwick: Just a little over a month after dislocating his left elbow, the 6-foot-1, 230 pound junior back took 15 carries for 170 yards and three touchdowns as the undefeated Crusaders trampled Northbridge for the D5 title.

James Sullivan, Tewksbury: The junior back ran for 125 yards, scoring four total touchdowns — one on an interception return — in the D3 Super Bowl game.

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